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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25
WEST VIRGINIA POLITICS.
Notes Gathered From Here and There o
the Political Current.

Notes Gathered From Here and There on
the Political Current.
Democrats all over the State are we'll
pleased with Faulkner's election to the '.
S. Senate. The party is again united, and
will sweep the State in 1888. Let the or
ganization begin at once. Form one or
more good clubs in each county as nu-
cleus around which to rally. Our RepuD-
lican friends are on the run. Push them
along. Chenille BdRReS.
Our Daniel has a new hitch on the Sena-
torial matter. He claims that the COnstl-
tuition prohibits Judges from being candl-
dates for any political office. The infer
ence is, that Faulkner cannot serve because
he was Judge and therefore not eligible.
The United States Senate may not he able
to see so fine a point as this and seat
Faulkner in spite of it. Faulkner was not
not candidate as we understand the mat
ter. He was Just Senator There was
no time for him to be q candidate. The
proposition OF Lucas reminds us OF the
prisoner aud the lawyer. The lawyer WIS.,
tied the prisoner in the Jail and insisted
that there was no law justifying the iIn-
prisonment. Said he, there is no law for
such thing and they can't put you in
here" But" said the prisoner, law or
no law, here | am" That is the way with
Faulkner. Law or no law, Constitution
or no Constitution, the Legislature elected
him Senator and Senator he is.-St0te Iri-
buRe
The IRteliqeRcer does not wish Wood
ward, Whitaker and their fellow cOnspir-
ators to leave the Republican party, and
rejects our kind offer To make the sur
roundngs pleasant if they wonld come over
and Join the Democracy. Surely sOm6-
thing must he done for them. They had
a conscience and 4 sense Of what WAS wise
to do and they did it, and so demonstrated
that they were untitled to be Republicans
and with Republicans stand. They were
ANONYMOUSLY kicked out from the Repuh-
lican temple and the doors barred against
their return Therefore out Of sympathy
we invited them to welcome and hospita-
bic home with US. The IMsH,gCBcer does
not seem to know that the P,Tk,TSJWy
ThUndercr Illuminated decree of eXrom
mumicatiOn against these men, and rather
impolitely told them to pack their grips
and get ont or he kicked ont. And Tntn
it says a thing that settles it. The crime
of having q conscience and oheying pa
triotic impulse, and having little pride
OF State cannot be tolerated 10y the author
OF the political death of woodward and his
associates. When it makes an issue all
opposition might as well ut once turn up
its toes There is no future, no hope or
comfort in life Tor these men so long rs
the fellowship of the only real organ in
the State is denied them. 1t is sad -
IdrkGSbHig Sentinel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25
4 Gas Explosion.

Spsria! T,ieTdm 10 III, R,JiSier.
NEW CUMBERLAND, May pa Through
some miscal,ulatiOn by those having it in
charge, terrific g.s explosion occurred at
the upper ferry yesterday about $50 p. IN.
The men had two or three fires built
on the pipe to heat it so they could bend
it, where they were going over the kuuckle
of the hill to the river, when some one on
the hill turned on the gas. An explosion
followed, bursting the pipe and burning a
number of the men and bystaaders very
severely. One Of the pipe men is Thought
to he fatally injured. Three buggies
standing near were destroyed. except the
running gear. The physicians had their
hands full for while Several children
we're Scorchcd badly. But for the accident
they would have been laying pipe in the
river trench to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25
TIE PACIFIC RAILROADS MUST
DISGORGE.

The railroad cmpIuies have been notified
by the Administration that they must, on
or before June -, give mp all indemnity
lands they have unlawlully taken posses
sion of. The New York Tunes says this
act of Mr. CLEyELAND'S will be regard
ell hereafter rs one OF the greatest achieve
ments of his administration. For fifteen
years broad belts of public land, covering
in the aggregate lOO, 600, 600 acres, Or q
tract equal in extent to the area Of the
four Middle States and the six New Eng
land States, have, by orders OF the in
terror department, been closed To settlers
to serve the convenience Of powerful cor
porations and to enable these corporations
to Cypress those who might try to make
homes within the boundaries. -
The railroad companies were entitled by
act of Congress to choose sections OF
land outside Of the bel, of land granted
them by the Government rs indemnity for
what persons had previously settled inside
of this grant. But the companies took
1000, OOO acres too much, and must
now diSgorge. These vast tracts ct land
will now be thrown open for settlement.
The Administration is also keeping up
the fight against the cattle harons who
had fenced in millions of the finest western
land and were driving away poor men who
wanted TO seek homes. Most OF these
barODs moved ut once when the Presidents
order WAS issued against them. But few
are still in possession. The military has
Just been ordered TO march against these to
drive against them out and tear down all
their fences. IL will he seen that the Pres
ident has been making good progress in his
fight for the people. Ii is no wonder peO-
pie are wanting him to accept nomiua-
ton for a second term
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Fulton Property.
10y YIRTrr OLE A nrrn nr rrl..rn,rr

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRl'.T Mann
j June -, lSNi. made 10y William \ S,ha.pf
AMI Amelia S'hAirrr. his wife. e. me ~ trtfar,
and now Of record In the oilir" at the CltfL q
the County Court OF Ohio county. Wet NIulr..
IN deed of trust hn1k No ~ nj page - I MI
sell, nj public auction, Ia the hirhaSt hblsr a.
Wednesday. Mny IL. 4. -. Is>:.
commencing nj 10 O'Clock n. IN. at the inrul A.r
ri the Court House nf said county. ~ ihr ,ly, a
Wheeling, W. Va, that II the north dwnf 81 the
Public Building. all the follow iug rfu,rrt,,l
uatU IN ohio county. In ia" Stat" al Wet VI
giuia, that h la say: A certain let ~ I4r,rl q
ground lying IN the town al Fulton. 10 ~
county. and designated ~ lnt y" ~ UI0u S'rru
rpi's addition Ia the city ui Wheeling uhrL
said addition H. furni RECORDED ~ The 'I,fS,
Office al ohio county aforesaid. ~ dr,, 'ss,L Nc
q, psg" Isl also. ten feet at al the West ,uIs q
lot numbCUrd !! which sAih let u d'-IruIrl
upon the same addition aud extending took Al
equal width Ia the creek. Said lot Nu ant
the ten feet oil of lW No l. ARE 'uuii gunuN Io,,
~ ground AMI ARE the same conveyed 10 "
Schairrr 10y deed frum John KOcoklrT. dated F,l.
Tuhry y, 1874.
The property j. the same formerly occuId~l by
said ". a. SChairrr asa residence md lu,,bG
ing establishment, and there are erected thrfun
a TwO.siOry Brick aud Frame Residence. BurI
smoke house, Frame lcc-hOlis,. frame stable
and n Frame Slaughter.hu house
The title II believed ~ bc perfect hu' SiEg
as Trustee. shall only convey such Title ~ J,
vested IN me 10y sail deed OF trust
TERMS or SAIE-Our thru uf the purrhas
money. and ~ much NOR" ~ thr pur.haDrr shAIi
elect 10 pay, IN cash un the day ~ sale the Igr
ChaSI T a. give his two NOTES lu equal HnpuU's
with good security ApprOvrdhy ih" uudrfrru'-
for the residue nf the purchn-" money lrHuuE
interest from the day nl sale. aud LAY ahir fCsI.
lively In one and two years from ~, u dAy the
legal title Ia the property sid ~ h" r'tHiu~i A.
II further security for the payments o. lhr de-
fcrrcd instruments al purchase money Until the
same nj" paid.
GEORGE u. CALDWELL.
aplGi 1rl,""
The abov" sale II adjourned until TN E-pAi,
MAYO, ~. nj 10 rClpck n m. nj sHi.c I'ho"
GEO. Is 'ALDNFLl.
mylg InIsi"c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25
ARE TIE CHURCHES LOSING
GROUNDf

There has been much discussion of late
over the question of whether the church
is losing ground in this country. The re-
suits OF the census OF 1SSO on this subject
are az yet inaccessible to the public But
the New York hdspcadrai has collected
statistics that may be taken aS sufficiently
reliable for all practical purposes. As the
snhiect is one full of interest, we give the
substance Of the Undergraduates indiges-
tiOns.
IL is shown that four years ago 1.-THE to-
tai strength of all churches in the United
States, not including the MOrmons, the
Jews, iragmentary bodies, and independ-
ent congregations, was 1860 churches,
SLIT ministers, and II, POI, lis commune
eants. In the column of COMMITMENTS
the Roman Catholic Church was credited
with 6, S32, 95I population, which term in
cludes all who have been baptized,
whether communicates OF not. The same
churches now have l32, I35 churches,
81, 9ll ministers, and 10, OILS, g7T communi-
cants. The Roman Catholic Church is
represented in this table as having 7,OOO,-
900 population, which allows it gain of
only about 1900 in the four years,
which is surely within the limits Of prob
ability, as immigration has been very
large. The net gains, according to these
tables, in the four years were 1885
churches, 9,69i ministers, and Lois, T99
COMMITMENTS" This is net increase
after allowing for deaths and losses from
all other sources. But one denomination,
the Uniyersaiists, is said to have lost in
ministers, churches and membership, and
but two are said to have lost in ministers
or churches, the MOrayians and Sweden
bOrgians. But these two have gained in
membership. The Methodist Church has
made the greatest growth.
The gain in churches, 1895, is at the
rate of 3, s31 year or 100 day, and rep
resents in the aggregate q large appropria-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25
OHIO COUNTY FARM
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIgTUEOF A DEED 90 Trust HAnf
ID 10y Henry nc" and Mar. h. "ifc. {" 10
undersigned a trIIs'c &C. dated uu a." hf'l LAY ["
November IN lh" year i,s and Tr'W'l'I ~ lhe
Office 81 the clerk 81 the r"iIniy tr,n ~ ono
county, Wet Virginia. IN bc''l - Inis' bpp' ",
pakc llG. ! viii s'lI at pnhii' Ru' ton, al 'h'
frnut door Of the Count II,HIsr. ~ Dhin npnhtl
SATURDAY, JtNE tih. 1877.
commencing at lO0rlO'k q. IN = IAi' a" hn'
situate uu the National mai ~ OHIO ""'hi
state Oi West Virginia, Sh1iuing iaih' m '
McKinly, John Maxwell and "ihrr, hln3"' ~
follows. towit. Beginning a. iS''h h'h',
solIth Go wet a. poles Ia pot, lh'f' " -
. poles lD u pct. thence nmih -. cat w
poles tua IJst, thence moth - vet j. 20" a.
The beginning. containing lhf"" af'- ihf'' i'''
aud thirty I've POLES. Together ~ AT We "'Ii
ngs aud appurlruhu"'s ihrt''" i 'hgtf - ..s
the same pniafty conveyed 4" b. 'Ah mLI
bir. IL, Sainurl " ,arbr ny dr,'i aab"I Ap'H
the Gr.t, ~ aud r'rpr'i'h 10 th' "''f ~ w.
CLERK ~ the ,Dunty C"Ud ~ CD" ""h'''"
Decd Book M. -, lag" 81 go ,..,
TERMS OF -NIE-onr thifl 81 we ~, -,
money. gnd "a much more ~ IT, Inn tA.I ~" 80
eI.,t 10 bay 10 cash. Hnd The f'''1D' 49, W.
ausl suuIIal iustalmcnt' with in'rh tl'''Ss
frnm th. day ~ sal', The puf h@If !" 1880
pnics v tn approved sTcuuiy AM W. w, a..
retained. ~ q decd ~ tr1Id given 70 49,.
deferred payment ) j. T,,a,.
myI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25
AROrr WOOL.

The farmers of OHIO county, and miecd
ofall the adjoining counties, on both sides
OF the river are busy shearing their wool
this week, aud many who have small
iIockS, and have their help well in hand,
will have the iieeces all oil the Sleeps
hacks and housed ready for market by
next Saturday. The larger fock-maStcrS
in Brooke and Ohio counties such - the
MrCUIIOUGHS. SAWTEIIS, BEALLS, WILL
SONS. CuurNsELMANS. HERvEYS, SIssoNS,
RrDGELEYS, JACOBS, CoNNELLYS, RRU-
NERs, DIsrs and many Others whose
names we have not space to cnumerate,
owning locks of 500 and upwards, will not
finish before the end of next week, and
perhaps later.
This is AN important season with the
ilock-masters hcreabOuts, and rellectively
important to large proportion Of our bus
iuess men as we'll; for upon the SIZE Of the
wool clip and the price it brings, depends
much for 4 good business to the merchant
and manufacturer. For be it remembered
there will be something like six and hall
to eight million pounds of wool leave the
eight counties within radius of 30 miles
ofthiS city, large portion OF the receipts
thereof passing through Wheeling banks,
and distributed through many OF the bust
ness channels Of the surrounding territory.
While this amount of wool does not repre-;
sent two-thlrds, aud perhaps One-haIf OF
what was formerly raised in the atole-
mentioned section, it is nevertheless big
bunch of wool, AMI would Look very big
If all the ileeceS were in one pile.
The yalue Of eight million pounds OF
wool is no tribe. II will very likely
average thirty cents all round, which con-
verted into the dollars of our daddies will
make au even s., 400, 10000, a sum mot
to be sneezed mt. - and which will enter all
the qualifications Of business and give this
locality a real boom. There is nothing like
y GOOD price for wool and wheat among
the farmers in this section to quicken
trade and tone mp the business
nerve. IIostetters bitters, and all
the nervines in the country
cannot 10 for the physique in century
what a good crop OF wool and wheat, at
good prices, can do for our people in one
season. Give us the latter and We know
all hands will say physic can go 10 the
dogs.
Just now there is no wool Offering,
neither are the middle men, or
the manufacturers, or the agents
OF either, offering to buy, hut
they are all very busy getting ready, and
it only wants large buyer or two in the
field to start the ball a rolling. The flock
masters are very stiff Just now NJ 10 prices.
You can not hear of one who is willing to
part with his clip for less than 81 cents.
That is what they expect To get. OF course
there will he small lots sold rs II matter
of necessity where holders are compelled
tn realize ut ruling rates, hut unless there
are strong signs of weakness and falling
market East, there will not he much wool
change hands about here ut less than thir-
ty cents.
We hope the farmers may get their de
mand, for it is a rare thing that they get
more than the worth of their product, and
meanwhile the REGISTER shall cndeavor
to keep them fully posted aS to the ruling
prices of the market both ut home and
abroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25
ORDER oF PUBLICATION.

The object Of the suit commenced 10y the fore
going writ /, tn obtain Il divorce II rinridO RGri
m"nH 10y the plaintiff from the defendant. And
it appearing frum an affidavit hl'd in ihes'
Rules. that the said defendant J. William Mc
CullOug i not a resident Of this state. II j. or
dered that h" do appear here within one muntl
after the trSt publication Of this order and d
what j. necessary tn protect MS Interests, IL (:
further ordered that this order be published an,
posted H. required by law.
Witness. John W. Mitchell. clerk Of sad Court
at Court House of said county, in the city o
Wheeling This ID Of May, lSs', to-wit. Ma!
Rules, 49,.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the frst time MAY 3. ~.
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL, CLERK.
l. : JOIDAS, Solicitor for Complainant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25
FARMS FOR SALE.

INCUR FINE FARMS FOR SALE-ONE OF
u so Acres. situate six miles west of Martin :
Ferry, Ohio, on Mt. Pleasant Pike with fine i'm
pruvcmentS aud choice fruits of all kinds III
abundance, well watcred aud nearly all in grain
cheap and on easy terms.
One of 100 Acres. situate eight miles from
Bridgeport on the CadiE Pike, with good Two
story Brick House aud Fine Barn and other out
buildings with an abundance of fruit Ofall kinds.
Also one OF 100 Acres, four miles from Bridge
port, on Wheeling Creek, south side of National
road with a splendid Two story Frame Dwelling
House containing seven rooms hall and pantry,
with all necessary ont buildings; good orchard
and plenty of small fruit of all kinds. Also one
of Il7 Acres, situate one mile west al II
Clairsvillc O. This is considered one Of the finest
farms in Belmont county in every particular
rich soil nice location, and in splendid order.
All of the above farms will be sold cheap and
on easy terms. For particulars call on or nd
dress X. T. HOWELL,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
my2IeOdra Bridgeport, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25

SEVERAL cases of yellow fever are re-
ported in Key West, Florida. The appear
ance of this plague so early in the season
is n bad sign. Should the cholera and
yellow fever both unite in their work OF
destruction in our Southern States this
summer there will not he much surplus
nomination leit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, gets \ 800, 1000
mower aud reaper works, employing nearly
a thousand men, by subscribing $3.50, ooo
of the capital herself This il meeting
outside capital nearly half way and Is a
good example for Wheeling people to fol
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25

rain Atkinson, died on Sunday, after an
illness of several weeks, aged 70 years.
Funeral to-day at 10 o'clock in River View
Cemetery. Mrs. Atkinson had long been
member of the Disciple Church, and had
resided in town almost since it had be-
ginning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25

From the efforts that have been made to
unite the Northern Presbyterian and
Southern Presbyterian churches and the
Northern and Southern Methodist
churches, il will be seen how much easier
il is for schisms to be fonnd than it is to
mite them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25
LEGAL NOTICE.

rINHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IN THE
| Circuit Court Of ohio County, West Virginia
May Rules, lsN'
SUMMONS.
Thu STATE n HCS virginia.: IL Tn sheriff ~ Ohic
C0HRig GrOfiEG:
We command You that yOusummOn J. Wi liam
Mccullough. if he be- found in your baillwiCk
to appear AT the clerks office uf the Circuit
Cnuri of Ohio county at Rules Ia bc held for the
said Court, on the first Monday in May, 1881, a.
answer bill in Chanccry hihItrd against him
In the said Court. by Maggie Mccullough, and
have then there this writ Witness John W.
Mitchell Clerk Of uur said Court, AT the Court
House Of said county, in the City uf Wheeling,
the 2d day of May, lsNi, and in the 0cnty.t0uHh
wear Of the State Of West Virginia.
john ". MITCHELL, Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25

In the above, under the Congregational
form of government are the Adventists,
Baptists, Congregationalists, Friends, and
Others; under the Episcopal, MethOdists,
Roman Catholics, EpiScopalians, and Mora
yiaus, with the Presbyterians are clasSed
the Lutherans and MemOnites.
There is now estimated to be one Protest
ant commitment for every five of the pop
ulation of the county. One hundred years
ago, there was but one Protestant conmu-
meant to every sixteen OF the population
Includingall churches there is more than
one commitment to every four people IN the
republic. These figures look very encour-
Huinp.
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New Cnmherland Nntss.
Special Tslegram TO ne Register.

NDtCIN IttsyFuNl 70 " htytSttT.
New CUMBERLAND, May 24.-The
new dredge boat Western finished the
ditch across the river yesterday evening
and departed for the Black Horse Land
lug, where they will dig another of the
same kind.
Mrs. Atkinson, widow of the late Eph-
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ton of money and effort So, also, does
the remarkable increase Of ministers,
1854. The increase of 100000 of mem
bership every year is at the rate OF LII
per day and 46 per hour. That is pretty
good showing, isn't it?
The following shows the estimate made
of number of churches, ministers and
commandments in seven different families
of churches, allowing one commitment
for every III persons baptised, or in other
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25
Public Sale Of Real Property

nNDFR THE AUTHORITY OF 4 DEN oy
u trust executed Ia me nS lu,r,,. Nv ~ - w
HOwlcy and Mary \. How l,y. In. vr,. - -, ~
on the 18th day of May lN>i and count, 40, ''N
Office at the Clerk of the County T,.,r, ,t''
County, In Deed al Trust Book No. q ,.., ~ 10.
will, on - ,
Wednesday. the ?.d Day Of June. LA.
beginning AT 10 O'Clock M >.ll a. rslr...
ton. at The front door al the I'uU Unu.,.,.,,''.
county. West Virginia the following 4, $50,
real prnpcrty, that Il Ia saN. IT., ,unrlI t.., y.
lot numbered g. five. in NIUAE. uuufs-,,I A.
sixteen, ~ designated on the mapul Ih,,g,,
visions of ia" Joseph CALDWELL. ,'>ia,r and :,
diiions therrinlm IN the city ui Nhr,rs. -
the couniy0f ohio aud State ~ Wei ~.
said lot is fronting an the W,I ,ll, al r.
street. formerly called jam, ,lrr,E l.'v...
Twenty seventh AMI Twenty eighth .tu,l. g.
rrly called Preston and .aylnr ,ln,l, rr "a
sixth waul Of the Cily UI Nhrr'.ur l.,,,si--
with all the Improvements SiiuaI, ihrl,,Ir
thcrcuuIn belonging.
TERMS OF SAlt-Guc ihiui az tho ls..r...
money ar ~ much mon ~ the IurhE,,r 80
elect, cash ia hand uu ihrduy q! SIC ar.I,.
rcSilu" in iwn equal inNiAlm,uI, r,,slf, =
spcCtvrlv in nine ana eighteen Innuil, ar,,f H.,
day of sale with interest irum that ia, M, A.
iCrrrd instalmcnis Ia Ia Sc'urrCl in the ,sli,f.,
ton uf the undersigned lnI>',r
FRANK MAlrlltE In!g,,.
RUSSELL STIfEl- Attorneys ma.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS WITH WHOM | LEFT
= \ Blanks will please return them 10y the third
day of June, or will be compelled to make a
return for them according to law, and report all
who fail to rake a return 10 me.
If any person fail orr refuse 10 deliver said re-
turn he shall forfeit not less than ten, nor moro
than one hundred dollars
The return can he left with George Hook,
Clerk of the County Court or at my office, Public
Building. .,.l,,,.,,r,
CHARLES T. BLANCHARD,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25

SOME Ohio Democrats say they intend to
nominate ex-senator THURMAN for Gov
ernor, and elect him whether he wishes 1t
mr. NOT
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

Maggie MFNIIOnRh
". IN tlAnceTy.
J. William Mccullough.
Take notice that the dispositions Of A. Schel
and Others viii H. taken at the Office Oi l.. !
Jordan. Attorney at Law. ID Public Building. In
the city nf Wheeling, Ohio county, in the stat,
of Wet Virginia on the llth day Of June A
ID. ISL between the hours al O'Clock a. m
and Il o'clock p. IN, 10 be read in evidence in
the above named cauSe on behalf Of said plain
tif. And it, from any cause, the taking Of the
said dispositions shall not De commenced, or be
inc commenced. shall not BE- completed on that
day, the taking Of the same will ~ adjourned
from time TO time until the same shall be com
pleted. MAGGIE MCCULLOUGH,
By l.. :. JOnlan, her Attorney
TOJ. william NcCull ulsh, the defendant.
my3OaWt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25

All branches of Baptists, Presbyterians,
and Lutherans are included under those
names. With Episeopalians are counted
Reformed EpiseOpalians, and all the four-
teen Methodist organizations as Method
lists.
The following classification is made nc
eording to church pOlity:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-25

TuOUGH editor O'BEIEN has been
'stonned at with dirt and shell'' he isstill
in the ring.
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OVERLAND
TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO..

Stockholders in the above named company
will receive Il final dividend of Two Dollars and
forty cents lS4iO) per share on presentation Ot
their certificates of stock, S.P HILDRETH,
". q. r. d T.. Co.
Wheeling, May -, lNS7. my2iS
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SHERIFFS RETURN.

!. William MCCulloug j. no inhabitaut Of I'M
bailiwick. nor found therein. this FL day of May
lSS7 ". II. WADBLE. u. 3,
For W. e.. Handlan, :. o. &.